New floor?

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  1. central09

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    Hey guys,

    This past weekend I pulled out the original carpet and then the underlayment. I started sanding the floor and I want to get the surface rust off and then seal it before I put a new floor in. The question I have is, should I sand the entire floor area, even the areas without rust? ...After the sanding is done, do I just need a new underlayment and carpet and will that be good? Thanks, for the responses!
     
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    ...Peel and Seal...:thumbs2:
     
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    If you plan to put paint down on the floor pan,scuff up whatever you intend to paint.(Paints gotta stick to something)
    Treat any rusty metal with a rust neutralizer/sealer then paint it all up.
     
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    i appreciate it guys!
     
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    agree------------(y)
     
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    ... and by peel and seal, you mean?
     
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    thanks for the links maverick5946... i'll have to pick some of that up when i get a chance!
     
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    your welcome....I have used a small roll that Frank sent me, and it seems easy to work with; and if 71gold says it works~~~~thats plenty good enough for me :)
     
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    It appears that no stores in Arkansas sell it but they do in Talaquah, OK. Almost time for a road trip.
     
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    haha, alright.
     
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    do you think i could use peel and seal on the roof, before i put a new headliner in!?
     
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    yeah its weird.....none of the stores in my county and in southern IN. sell it (according to the website) but the next county south of me offers it.
     
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